Arizona State senior Jared du Toit has earned second-team Pac-12 All-Academic honors, as the Kimberley, British Columbia, product graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Marketing and a 3.38 grade point average.
Named captain in the fall, du Toit notched eight top-10 finishes on the year, including five top-five finishes and medalist honors at The Prestige at PGA West after losing the previous tournament in a playoff at the Amer Ari Invitational. He finished his season with a 70.38 stroke average in 27 career events (83 rounds) that included a 13 top-10 finishes and six top-five finishes. The Kimberley, British Columbia, product earned first-team All-Pac-12 honors this year.
He was named the 2016 Male Amateur of the Year by Canadian Golf Journalists and the 2015-16 Pacific Northwest Golf Assocation Player of the Year, as he notched a top-10 finish at the 2016 RBC Canadian Open. He collected a 72-hole total 9-under 279 (67-71-70-71), to earn low-amateur honors becoming the first Canuck Amateur to record a top-10 finish at Canada's coveted championship since Doug Bajus in 1954.
He earned GCAA and Golfweek Honorable Mention All-America honors in 2015-16 with five top-10 finishes.
JARED'S SUN DEVIL TOP-10 FINISHES (13)
2017 NCAA Austin Regional 74-69-68=211/-2/T-10
2017 ASU Thunderbird Invitational 64-70-70=204/-9/5
2017 Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-71-69=211/-5/T-3
2017 Prestige at PGA West 67-67-70=204/-9/1
2017 Amer Ari Invitational 64-70-66=200/-16/T-1
2016 Princeville Invitational 69-69-71=209/-7/T6
2016 Tavistock Invitational 72-70-69=211/-5/T7
2016 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 68-65-67=200/-13/T4
2016 NCAA Albuquerque Regional 72-73-75=220/+4/T5
2016 Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 71-72-72=215/8
2016 Prestige at PGA West 68-68-73=209/7
2016 Amer Ari Invitational 71-67-72=210/T-10
2015 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 67-68-68=203/-10/T-8
JARED DU TOIT SENIOR SEASON (2016-17)
OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 81-72-72=225/+15/T-48
Alister MacKenzie Invitational 68-65-67=200/-13/T-4
Tavistock Collegiate 72-70-69=211/-5/T-7
Princeville Invitational 69-69-71=209/-7/T-6
Amer Ari Invitational 64-70-66=200/-16/T-1
The Prestige at PGA West 67-67-70=204/-9/1
National Invitational 70-67-74=211/-5/T-11
Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-71-69=211/-5/T-3
ASU Thunderbird Invitational 64-70-70=204/-9/5
Western Intercollegiate 68-76-73=217/+7/T-30
Pac-12 Championship 70-74-73=217/+7/T-17
NCAA Austin Regional 74-69-68=211/-2/T-10
NCAA Championship 73-72-77=222/+6
JARED DU TOIT JUNIOR SEASON (2015-16)
Olympia Fields Invitational 73-73-72=218/+8/T-27
Jackrabbit Invitational 76-69-73=218/+2/T-14
Alister MacKenzie Invitational 67-68-68=203/-10/T-8
Tavistock Intercollegiate 74-77-72=223/+7/T-28
Amer Ari Invitational 71-67-72=210/T-10
Prestige at PGA West 68-68-73=209/7
Southern Highlands Invitational 75-71-75=221/T-19
Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 71-72-72=215/8
ASU Thunderbird Invitational 74-67-72=213/E/T17
Western Intercollegiate 67-69-74=210/E/T12
Pac-12 Championship 69-70-72-77=288/+4/T19
NCAA Albuquerque Regional 72-73-75=220/+4/T5
NCAA Championship 72-73-71-74=290/+10/T45
JARED DU TOIT SUN DEVIL CAREER STATS
2015-16: 13 tournaments, 41 rounds, 71.66 stroke average (2,938 strokes)
2016-17: 14 tournaments, 42 rounds, 70.39 stroke average (2,956 strokes)
SUN DEVIL CAREER: 27 TOURNAMENTS, 83 ROUNDS, 71.01 STROKE AVERAGE
@ASUMensGolf Pac-12 All-Academic Selections
2017: Jared du Toit (second)
2016: Max Rottluff (first)
2015: Ben Shur (first), Max Rottluff (second)
2014: Max Rottluff (second)
2013: Brandon Cloete (second)
2011: Thomas Buran (first)
2010: Knut Borsheim (first and Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year), Jesper Kennegard (second)
2009: Knut Borsheim (first), James Byrne (second), Jesper Kennegard (second)
2008: Knut Borsheim (first)
2007: Fredrik Andersson (first), Phil Telliard (first)
2006: Alejandro Canizares (first), Phil Telliard (second)
2005: Alejandro Canizares (first), Niklas Lemke (second)
2004: Alejandro Canizares (first), Brett Johnson (first), Jesse Mueller (second)
2003: Brett Johnson (first), Nick Manthey (first), Kurt Mayr (second)
2002: Nick Manthey (ASU), Ryan Whitaker (second)
2001: Jeff Quinney (first), Ryan Whitaker (first), Chris O'Connor (second)
2000: Jeff Quinney (first), Jason Hause (second), Ryan Whitaker (second)
1999: Greg Padilla (first), Jeff Quinney (first), D.J. Lewin (second)
1998: Jason Hause (second), Tim Mickelson (second), Greg Padilla (second)
1997: Chris Hanell (first), Scott Johnson (first), Greg Padilla (second)
1995: Todd Demsey (first), Chris Hanell (first), Scott Johnson (second), Oscar Palacio (second)
1994: Todd Demsey (first), Chris Hanell (second)
1993: Todd Demsey (first)
1992: Trip Kuehne (first), Todd Demsey (second)
Named captain in the fall, du Toit notched eight top-10 finishes on the year, including five top-five finishes and medalist honors at The Prestige at PGA West after losing the previous tournament in a playoff at the Amer Ari Invitational. He finished his season with a 70.38 stroke average in 27 career events (83 rounds) that included a 13 top-10 finishes and six top-five finishes. The Kimberley, British Columbia, product earned first-team All-Pac-12 honors this year.
He was named the 2016 Male Amateur of the Year by Canadian Golf Journalists and the 2015-16 Pacific Northwest Golf Assocation Player of the Year, as he notched a top-10 finish at the 2016 RBC Canadian Open. He collected a 72-hole total 9-under 279 (67-71-70-71), to earn low-amateur honors becoming the first Canuck Amateur to record a top-10 finish at Canada's coveted championship since Doug Bajus in 1954.
He earned GCAA and Golfweek Honorable Mention All-America honors in 2015-16 with five top-10 finishes.
JARED'S SUN DEVIL TOP-10 FINISHES (13)
2017 NCAA Austin Regional 74-69-68=211/-2/T-10
2017 ASU Thunderbird Invitational 64-70-70=204/-9/5
2017 Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-71-69=211/-5/T-3
2017 Prestige at PGA West 67-67-70=204/-9/1
2017 Amer Ari Invitational 64-70-66=200/-16/T-1
2016 Princeville Invitational 69-69-71=209/-7/T6
2016 Tavistock Invitational 72-70-69=211/-5/T7
2016 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 68-65-67=200/-13/T4
2016 NCAA Albuquerque Regional 72-73-75=220/+4/T5
2016 Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 71-72-72=215/8
2016 Prestige at PGA West 68-68-73=209/7
2016 Amer Ari Invitational 71-67-72=210/T-10
2015 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 67-68-68=203/-10/T-8
JARED DU TOIT SENIOR SEASON (2016-17)
OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 81-72-72=225/+15/T-48
Alister MacKenzie Invitational 68-65-67=200/-13/T-4
Tavistock Collegiate 72-70-69=211/-5/T-7
Princeville Invitational 69-69-71=209/-7/T-6
Amer Ari Invitational 64-70-66=200/-16/T-1
The Prestige at PGA West 67-67-70=204/-9/1
National Invitational 70-67-74=211/-5/T-11
Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-71-69=211/-5/T-3
ASU Thunderbird Invitational 64-70-70=204/-9/5
Western Intercollegiate 68-76-73=217/+7/T-30
Pac-12 Championship 70-74-73=217/+7/T-17
NCAA Austin Regional 74-69-68=211/-2/T-10
NCAA Championship 73-72-77=222/+6
JARED DU TOIT JUNIOR SEASON (2015-16)
Olympia Fields Invitational 73-73-72=218/+8/T-27
Jackrabbit Invitational 76-69-73=218/+2/T-14
Alister MacKenzie Invitational 67-68-68=203/-10/T-8
Tavistock Intercollegiate 74-77-72=223/+7/T-28
Amer Ari Invitational 71-67-72=210/T-10
Prestige at PGA West 68-68-73=209/7
Southern Highlands Invitational 75-71-75=221/T-19
Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 71-72-72=215/8
ASU Thunderbird Invitational 74-67-72=213/E/T17
Western Intercollegiate 67-69-74=210/E/T12
Pac-12 Championship 69-70-72-77=288/+4/T19
NCAA Albuquerque Regional 72-73-75=220/+4/T5
NCAA Championship 72-73-71-74=290/+10/T45
JARED DU TOIT SUN DEVIL CAREER STATS
2015-16: 13 tournaments, 41 rounds, 71.66 stroke average (2,938 strokes)
2016-17: 14 tournaments, 42 rounds, 70.39 stroke average (2,956 strokes)
SUN DEVIL CAREER: 27 TOURNAMENTS, 83 ROUNDS, 71.01 STROKE AVERAGE
@ASUMensGolf Pac-12 All-Academic Selections
2017: Jared du Toit (second)
2016: Max Rottluff (first)
2015: Ben Shur (first), Max Rottluff (second)
2014: Max Rottluff (second)
2013: Brandon Cloete (second)
2011: Thomas Buran (first)
2010: Knut Borsheim (first and Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year), Jesper Kennegard (second)
2009: Knut Borsheim (first), James Byrne (second), Jesper Kennegard (second)
2008: Knut Borsheim (first)
2007: Fredrik Andersson (first), Phil Telliard (first)
2006: Alejandro Canizares (first), Phil Telliard (second)
2005: Alejandro Canizares (first), Niklas Lemke (second)
2004: Alejandro Canizares (first), Brett Johnson (first), Jesse Mueller (second)
2003: Brett Johnson (first), Nick Manthey (first), Kurt Mayr (second)
2002: Nick Manthey (ASU), Ryan Whitaker (second)
2001: Jeff Quinney (first), Ryan Whitaker (first), Chris O'Connor (second)
2000: Jeff Quinney (first), Jason Hause (second), Ryan Whitaker (second)
1999: Greg Padilla (first), Jeff Quinney (first), D.J. Lewin (second)
1998: Jason Hause (second), Tim Mickelson (second), Greg Padilla (second)
1997: Chris Hanell (first), Scott Johnson (first), Greg Padilla (second)
1995: Todd Demsey (first), Chris Hanell (first), Scott Johnson (second), Oscar Palacio (second)
1994: Todd Demsey (first), Chris Hanell (second)
1993: Todd Demsey (first)
1992: Trip Kuehne (first), Todd Demsey (second)